This beautiful country home in Connecticut was renovated and designed by interior designer David Kleinberg. The designer added a new master bedroom and breakfast room, using a mix of textures and neutral colors to transform this 1880s home into an interesting combination of rustic and modern. Kleinberg used no artwork on the walls, choosing only decorative sconces and mirrors.
Fast forward to phase two, Kleinberg had the pool house demolished and moved an old barn to the site. After painting the barn, he took out one of the walls and added sheets of glass, allowing for a view of the gardens and mountains. He also built a log cabin in the middle of the barn to house a kitchen and bath. ENJOY!
My son grew this salad in his organic garden. It's the chef in him!
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Fast forward to phase two, Kleinberg had the pool house demolished and moved an old barn to the site. After painting the barn, he took out one of the walls and added sheets of glass, allowing for a view of the gardens and mountains. He also built a log cabin in the middle of the barn to house a kitchen and bath. ENJOY!
My son grew this salad in his organic garden. It's the chef in him!
See you soon,
Teresa
xoxo
Kleinberg has a new book, Traditional Now, on shelves now.
Veranda November-December 2011